— Company
A better way to rehab.
That's who we are.
Physical therapy in 2026 is delivered the way it was in 1926. Patients come to a building, on the clinic's schedule, often for something that could be done at home. Techniques have advanced. The delivery model has not.
We're builders, clinicians, and pioneers on a mission to help the world move better. The future of mobility health isn't bound by walls or waitlists.
— What we do
Three gaps.
Continuous signal.
We're closing three gaps in early-stage post-operative rehab — access, adherence, and objective measures of recovery — by turning low-skill, high-frequency rehab into continuous signal. We call it high-resolution healthcare.
High-resolution healthcare: clinical practice informed by continuous, objective measurement between encounters, in place of sparse in-clinic snapshots. The platform resolves the signal; the care team directs the care.
01
Access
Precision rehab tools where the patient already is. No trips to a clinic. No waiting rooms. No scheduling.
02
Adherence
Designed for engagement: lower friction, gamification, and a digital twin that mirrors your movement in real time. Your care team stays in the loop every session.
03
Objective measurement
Precision kinematic data on every rep, every session — captured automatically, not self-reported. Each activity becomes a clear recovery trajectory signal. Auditable, exportable recovery data — every rep, timestamped.
Medicare hip and knee replacement volume alone is projected to reach 1.9M annually by 2040. That's where we're starting.
— Why now
The window is open.
Hardware, AI, and digital infrastructure have made precision rehab tracking possible at home. Other industries — rideshare, retail, finance, entertainment — have been disrupted by the same convergence. Healthcare is next, and the market is being forced there:
- Medicare shifting from fee-for-service to value-based care
- Bundled payments tying surgical reimbursement to recovery outcomes
- CMS reimbursing remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM)
- Orthopedic demand outpacing PT and CHT workforce capacity
Surgeons, hospital systems, and payers explicitly own the downstream risk of the surgical episode. Every one of these forces rewards the same thing: objective data and care delivered where the patient already is. That's what we're building.
— The Platform
Want to talk?
Whether you're a clinician evaluating MotionSleeve, a VA facility, or a partner who wants to help move healthcare forward — reach out.